Hi everyone! I need help!
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I need to get the probability of every element in a 3D matrix (Mat) which is 83x92x80
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[r, c, t] = size(Mat);
y = zeros(r,c,t);
p = zeros(r,c,t);
for i = 1:c;
for j = 1:r;
for k=1:t;
y(j,i,k) = sum(Mat (:,:,[k]) == Mat(j,i,k));
p(j,i,k) = y(j,i,k)/80;
end
end
end
First, I am getting an error “Assignment has more non-singleton rhs dimensions than non-singleton subscripts”. Second, I am not quite sure if this is how I should do what I want to do. I really appreciate your help.
Many thanks
Endaw
3 Comments
Bob Thompson
on 9 Apr 2018
The error occurs because your code is trying to fit a three dimensional array, created by the sum() command, into a single element. If you're looking for the total summation, James suggested a decent solution.
Answers (2)
James Tursa
on 9 Apr 2018
Maybe adding another sum gets the result you want?
y(j,i,k) = sum(sum(Mat (:,:,[k]) == Mat(j,i,k)));
Steven Lord
on 10 Apr 2018
Are you trying to compute the histogram of the elements in that array? If so take a look at the histogram function (or the histcounts function if you just need the counts without the picture.)
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